I only know the IBM punch cards. I think they had square holes! A good friend of mine works for their UK division and has access to all this stuff from the old days.
And I remember real floppy discs back from my BBC Micro days. Ah, green text on a black background, how I miss it!
There's something missing for me. It's almost perfect. Almost.
Perhaps it's because I can't imagine anyone this is targeted at watching it. Also, the consequences follow, but it doesn't appear that the consequences matter. Does that make sense?
It should have been darker, the consequences more overtly personal to the central character. Okay, I know it's an ad, but to me this doesn't feel like it would stop someone carrying a knife.
I've just watched the second part (the long version that's over 4 minutes in length) and it's quite funny. No, scratch that, it's actually reasonably good. But mainly thanks to the grandma character.
I hope it gets posted in QT form here soon, I don't and won't post the UToob link :)
I can now see a campaign building. Not one I would buy into, though, but it's humanising the inhuman and for that I applaud.
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Ditto. And we ain't talking Beth.
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